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  • Korben Dallas & Leeloo In 'The Fifth Element' on Random Memorable Fictional Romances Between Humans And Aliens

    (#2) Korben Dallas & Leeloo In 'The Fifth Element'

    A former member of the special forces, cab driver Korben Dallas (Bruce Willis) finds himself in a bind when he must rescue not only a humanoid elemental but the Earth itself. Leeloo (Milla Jovovich), created from living cells taken from Monshadowan cells, is a true innocent, albeit one with incredible powers. Like most aliens, Leeloo must learn how to live on Earth, speak on Earth, eat, sleep, and sometimes play; her guilelessness is adorable and endearing.

    The two fall in love as Dallas saves the spirited redhead from impending doom many times over. 

  • Celeste & Steven In 'My Stepmother is an Alien' on Random Memorable Fictional Romances Between Humans And Aliens

    (#11) Celeste & Steven In 'My Stepmother is an Alien'

    In My Stepmother is an Alien, Steven Mills (Dan Aykroyd) and Celeste Martin (Kim Basinger) start their relationship off in a normal enough manner, at a family party resulting in a one-night-stand. The two begin a fast-paced romance fueled by physicality and newly discovered emotions. Celeste's from the planet "Cosine N to the 8th," where the beings have no feelings. After landing on Earth, her emotions are sparked, and she's able to feel and experience things as a newborn would. 

    This couple faces its share of obstacles: Steven's daughter (a pre-Buffy Alyson Hannigan) is full of suspicion for the interloper and her strange ways; Celeste's family calls her home; and her bodyguard tries to slay her boyfriend - although normally bodyguards don't come in the form of cyclops tentacles in a designer handbag. 

  • Valerie & Mac In 'Earth Girls Are Easy' on Random Memorable Fictional Romances Between Humans And Aliens

    (#10) Valerie & Mac In 'Earth Girls Are Easy'

    Probably one of the best/worst '80s flicks, Earth Girls Are Easy is what Clueless could have been with aliens. Valerie (Geena Davis) and Mac (Jeff Goldblum) meet by mistake when Mac's spaceship lands in her pool the day after she and her fiancé break off their engagement. The two head down a path of partying, adventure, and California sun.

    After some police interaction and a near-fatal trip to the emergency room, the couple escape back to their home. In the end, they run (or fly) off together for a life of adventure in space, which is perhaps the happiest ending one can imagine for a human/alien romance.

  • Dick & Mary On '3rd Rock From the Sun' on Random Memorable Fictional Romances Between Humans And Aliens

    (#7) Dick & Mary On '3rd Rock From the Sun'

    Love and hate drove this alien and human relationship so wild that only an SNL-worthy cast could fill the roles. 3rd Rock From The Sun has Dick, the alien (John Lithgow), and Mary, the human (Jane Curtin), meet at work, forced to share a small office space. For Dick, it's love at first sight; for Mary, the complete opposite. The two spend most of the series in an on-again-off-again relationship until finally they become engaged. Although they had all of America, and maybe even the solar system, rooting for them, the couple's romance was given a sadly Men In Black-esque ending, with Dick, forced to return to his homeworld, erasing Mary's memory of him.

    Better to have loved and lost, we say. If this science fiction couple's relationship seemed strong, it may have been partly from the phenomenal casting. 

  • Superman & Lois Lane on Random Memorable Fictional Romances Between Humans And Aliens

    (#4) Superman & Lois Lane

    It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Superman and Lois Lane! It's the original interplanetary office romance as reporter Clark Kent finds himself drawn towards fellow journalist Lane. The two end up meeting constantly at work while Superman is under the guise of Clark Kent. If not for the Earth always needing saving, they could have had a lovely relationship.

    In some alternate realities and iterations (see, for example, Alan Moore's magnificent Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?), they have a child - made in the natural, human (and apparently also Kryptonian) way, unlike Starman. We can always root for those offshoot dimensions, even if the romance seems to be constantly stymied by circumstance in others.

  • The Doctor & River Song On 'Doctor Who' on Random Memorable Fictional Romances Between Humans And Aliens

    (#5) The Doctor & River Song On 'Doctor Who'

    The Doctor is an almost thousand-year-old alien (played by an ever-growing list of actors) who seems to always have an eye for younger women; but while adventuring with some dear companions, The Doctor draws closer to the mature River Song (Alex Kingston). 

    Thanks to the vicissitudes of time, conflict, alternate reality, and a touch of VR, The Doctor and River Song meet on the day their relationship ends. The two never fully understand how much they'll impact each others' lives, as they seem to be falling in love backwards, with only River's memories and The Doctor's future diary to guide them. Daleks and Vashta Nerada keep the two apart constantly, but they always find a way to be together. This human-alien science fiction romance is for the ages. 

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There has always been speculation about extraterrestrials, but today humans can not actually detect the existence of extraterrestrials, although many people have long claimed to have witnessed extraterrestrials visiting the earth and even made contact with themselves, but most scholars and experts believe that the so-called varying degrees of contact between humans and extraterrestrials are actually psychological effects, and that the chances of humans finding “extraterrestrials” are slim, even if they exist, it’s almost impossible to make any contact with them.

Humans have long fantasized about alien forms and behaviors, and have written many fictional stories about human interactions with aliens. The random tool generated 16 items, recording 16 of the most popular human alien tales on the market. Some are friendship, some are love, and some have produced blood out of the affection, which are very interesting.

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